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In March 2012 when the civilians went against Government forces the Government started a regime targeting it's own people, much like the holocaust seven decades before, while the international community stood by when 400,000 civilians of Syria lives were lost.

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This began when people went against their president, Bashar al-Assad, the conflict began in March 2011. Some of the forces opposing the regime have committed atrocities against Syrian civilians. The government killed many of their own people just because of this conflict. The Holocaust is like the Syrian Genocide because everyday the Syrian people are tortured and killed by their own government that is supposed to help them. The number of Syrian refugees are over 4.8 million.

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In Sudan since the 1950 the Arab-dominated government has targeted African Minorities. This led to a mix of ethnic and religious genocide. More than 2.5 million civilians have been killed due to world war 2 and there were conflict between the North and South in Darfur. Similarity between the holocaust and Sudan was that there was mass murders for no reason.

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Khmer Rouge committed one of the greatest crimes of the 20th Century. From April 17, 1975, to January 7, 1979 Fanatical Communist movement imposed a ruthless agenda of forced labor, thought control, and mass execution on Cambodia which killed nearly 2 million people. " This was in Southeast Asian and the goal was to transform the  country into a classless agrarian utopia." The US government took action and the United States took a stronger stance against the Khmer Rouge. The holocaust killed millions of people like in Cambodia and both involved mass killings.

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Rwandan Genocide; Pablo Amaya & Shaylen Parmar

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Rwandan Genocide; Pablo Amaya & Shaylen Parmar

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The Rwandan Genocide refers to the 1994 mass slaughter in Rwanda of the ethnic Tutsi and politically moderate Hutu peoples.

The genocide was sparked by the death of the Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana, a Hutu, when his plane was shot down above Kigali airport on 6 April 1994.

The Rwandan Genocide was from April 7, 1994 – July 1994, in the approximate 100 days about an estimated 800,000 people were slaughtered.

The common similarities between both genocides included that both groups were exterminated just because of ethnicity.

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Central African Republic- Hannah & Tori :)

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Central African Republic- Hannah & Tori :)

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[6th period]

March 2013, a group of Muslim rebel movements banded together in an alliance known as Seleka to oppose the regime of the president Francois Bozize and killed many civilians. There was a lot of religious tension. A crisis destroyed schools, hospitals, and entire cities. A crisis involving the destruction of CAR's infrastructure, including schools, hospitals, and entire villages. It was similar to the Holocaust because these people were targeting a specific group because of their religion.

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1990-1994, Tutsi (Rwandans) were massacred when a Hutu extremist had a plan to kill all the tutsi population. between 500,000 and 1,000,000 tutsi were killed. to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide in 2014, the museums Simon -Skjodt Center for the prevention of the genocide launched and initiative to examine the failure of jee international community to prevent of efficiently respond to the 1994 genocide in Rwanda and to explore whether and how the tragedy might have been averted. It was a mass killing and Rwandans were judged by there religion.

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Democratic Republic of the Congo - Megan Bates and Rebekah Swyers

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Democratic Republic of the Congo - Megan Bates and Rebekah Swyers

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The thought of genocide started in 1996, when the people in the country were going against the two types of people; the Congolese people, and the Rwanda people. It happened in a country that used to be called Zaire and is now called the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The genocide happened because of the first war of 1996, the Rwanda genocide perpetrators preyed on the Congolese people, and as they took over Zaire's government, they continued killing the Congolese humans. The world, in response, tried to stop this genocide, and help the people need. Some of the similarities between the Democratic Republic of the Congo genocide and the Holocaust are that millions of people died for practically no reason than their race, and that there were only two types of people, the ones for the genocide, and the ones who were in it. No one stood up to stop it.

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Cambodian Genocide- Murphy W. and Scott K. (Pd. 6)

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Cambodian Genocide- Murphy W. and Scott K. (Pd. 6)

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From April 17, 1975 to January 7, 1979 the Khmer Rouge established communist rule under Pol Pot. The Khmer Rouge murdered officials of the former government and soldiers marched them out to the countryside to make them work. They started killing people of Vietnamese decent because after the Vietnam war a refugee crisis was sparked along the eastern border. The goal of it was to make a classless agrarian utopia. It caused many people to die just like the holocaust. The UN tried the leaders for war crimes in an Cambodian court.

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By: Evie Taylor and Gwyneth Miller (p.6)

Since gaining independence from France in 1960, the Central African Republic (CAR) has struggled to provide safety and security for its people.In 2013, a group of Muslim rebels banded together against the Republic and killed civilians. Religious tensions caused division in the population. And massive crisis destroyed the CAR's infrastructure, schools, hospitals, and towns. The Obama Administration struggles to prevent atrocities in the CAR. This genocide was similar to the holocaust because a religious group fought another due to beliefs. This cause many fights and mass killings of many innocent men, woman, and kids from all ages.

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Genocide in Sudan- Justin Graham and Gunnar Price (Sixth Period)

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Genocide in Sudan- Justin Graham and Gunnar Price (Sixth Period)

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It was one of the worst campaigns of mass slaughter since World War Two. More than 2.5 million deaths of civilians have occurred due to the decades of brutal conflict between the North and South in Darfur. Since the 1950s, the Arab-dominated government of Sudan. The Arabs have tried to to impose its control on the country’s African minorities. Though the North-South civil war is over and South Sudan gained its independence in July 2011, violence has continued.

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Genocide in Rwanda- Carly Ammann & Aubrey Bunger (6th Period)

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Genocide in Rwanda- Carly Ammann & Aubrey Bunger (6th Period)

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Hutu extremist led-government made a plan to wipe out the country’s entire Tutsi minority. In 1994 at least 800,00 Tutsi's were slaughtered because the opposed government policies. This happened all over the country of Rwanda. The world looked at the failure of the government and examined it to figure out why the genocide happened to help prevent further genocide. This is similar to the Holocaust because the government created the genocide.

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Genocide in Sudan- Avery Nagengast and Martha Van Slyke (Sixth Period)

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Genocide in Sudan- Avery Nagengast and Martha Van Slyke (Sixth Period)

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One of the worst campaigns of mass slaughter since World War Two. The brutal conflict between North and South Sudan has lead to the deaths of 2.5 million civilians. In Darfur, located to the west and several other regions, is where these clashes are the most brutal. Since the nineteen fifties, the Sudanese government (under the control of Arabs), has been attempting to control the country's African minorities, leading to mass conflicts across the country. Though the Sudanese Civil War ended and Southern Sudan has earned its independence, the violence that inflicts itself upon the country is still, very much intact. In both the southern and western Sudan, the government established a pattern of extreme assaults against the civilian population. Some of these tactics include,  the bombing of schools, hospital, clinics and other common sites needed by civilians.  The governments of the neighboring countries, all played a significant role in the Sudan conflict. Some other countries that were involved were China, The US, and the United Kingdom.  There is a peace process for Sudan,  because of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development, gained momentum for the signing of a framework for peace in July of 2002.  The Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) was signed by the government and in doing so, ended the two-decade war and provided the framework in which that the south vouched for peace.
This example of genocide is similar to the Holocaust because a mass killing of civilians because of their racial  ethnicity's was present in both communities and was a perfect example of Genocide in that period.